'Love or hate me' Faf de Klerk refuses to change ahead of World Cup
The feisty scrumhalf with the flowing blond hair is one of rugby's most recognisable players and was key to the Springboks' World Cup triumph in Japan four years ago.
Ireland Sport News
Sporting bodies to meet minister to discuss how to tackle racism and violence
A meeting with the three largest sporting organisations in Ireland is to be convened to discuss how to tackle racist and violent incidents.
A cut above - Hansen opens up on head injury
Mack Hansen and the rest of the Connacht squad that beat Ulster have all been confirmed fit and ready to go for Saturday's clash with DHL Stormers.
Hard to avoid feeling of dread as collisions hit home
It was another successful weekend in the United Rugby Championship for Irish rugby.
Could more communication reduce the disconnect with referees in the League of Ireland?
Managers questioning refereeing decisions is a tale as old as time and in this season's League of Ireland, officiating standards have been oft discussed.
Wallabies scrumhalf White to stay in Australia but heading west
SYDNEY : Wallabies scrumhalf Nic White has signed up to stay in Australia until the end of 2025 but will be swapping Canberra for Perth after electing to play Super Rugby Pacific for Western Force from next season.
Is Donal Burke getting the credit he deserves, Wexford down but not out
Donal Burke would be consistently winning All-Stars if he wasn't playing for Dublin.
Notre Dame 99-to-0: The summer countdown begins anew, Rylie Mills to Deion Colzie
At the beginning of March, Notre Dame projected to have 94 scholarship players this fall, nine more than the maximum allowed by the NCAA.